It’s a Colourful Life
Natalie Webb is a London-based ambidextrous artist. Originally from a fashion design and printed textiles background, she spent over 17 years as a design…
Happy Gas is a Happy Exhibition
Sarah Lucas has been documenting her life for over 30 years now and nothing much has changed, the themes she began as a YBA…
Homecoming Queen of Edinburgh
Eleanor Hill is back in her home town of Greenwich to show her people the award she won at her month-long stint at the…
Merle Miller Knows What It Means
Cayvan Coates joins Richard Cant to complete the cast of What It Means, a new play by James Corley. What It Means is an…
Yes to Babylon
On a Wolf Moon evening, sometime in the new millennium, two star-crossed lovers argue about the beginning of things, the end of things and…
From Pink Floyd to Golden Goose
People Show are devised theatre pioneers, multi-disciplinary, multi-media trailblazers, without whom the landscape of British conceptual theatre would look very different. This October, they…
M*ss*ng Vowels Play Attracts G**d Reviews
Working titles of productions are never meant to stick. It is either that the writers and producers of a project have not settled on…
Adventures Within an Adventure
I was out with half of Team King today on a Will Breaker Street Hunt to crack codes and get our hands on Uncle’s…
Swimming With Sharks or Strangers?
Tommy Murphy’s Strangers in Between follows the journey of Shane – played brilliantly by Alex Ansdell in his professional debut – as he escapes…
Conflict and Debate Equals Enjoyable Play
Originally sceptical of what I thought might be a ‘boys club’ type of piece, I am pleased to say that I thoroughly enjoyed watching…
London’s Best Come to Theatre Peckham
Young Gifted & Black is returning for its fifth season, celebrating the voices and work of London’s best Black talent. Curated by our Young…
Stick Man Returns to West End
London’s family festive fixture! Stick Man will leave the family tree and return to its West End home for the twelfth year in a…
